Hong Kong-based conglomerate names PAG partner Lincoln Pan as leader
Outsiders now run many listed subsidiaries as storied group increases focus on shareholder returns
British businessman pushed his historic family-run trading house into mainland Chinese and south-east Asia markets
Martabe expansion threatens habitat of endangered Tapanuli orangutan, say campaigners
Environmentalists object to resuming exploration in only habitat of the endangered orangutan
James Riley says most top staff operating from outside city until freedom of movement returns
Jardine Matheson’s Indonesian arm said to be clearing forest despite talks over impact study
This week the scion of the venerable group pulled off one of the biggest restructurings in its history
The deal makes sense, and also creates a revaluation profit for the buyer
Historic group dismantles cross-shareholdings that have helped thwart takeover bids
As pressure from Beijing increases, empires such as Jardine Matheson and Swire must work out their next move
Having fought shy of mainland property, group agrees Rmb31bn deal for 23-acre plot in Shanghai
It is not just politics that needs democratising in Hong Kong
Colonial-legacy group was a winner from territory’s boom but unrest is a threat to revenues
Companies under pressure to take a clear-cut stand against the protest movement
Of the two Hong Kong conglomerates, Cathay’s parent is more vulnerable to China frictions
One of Asia’s largest conglomerates suffers brief collapse in opening trading
Henry Keswick restored the Hong Kong conglomerate to fortune in China and Asia
Hanoi eyes wider privatisation plan but offshore groups resist non-control positions
Hotel business controlled by Jardine Matheson fails to sell historic Hong Kong lot
Colonial heritage counts for little in modern Hong Kong
